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"A moderate by definition is one of three things; somebody who sits around and waits for a majority to form and then joins it, a conservative who is pro-choice, or a liberal."
-- Rush Limbaugh, June 5, 2001
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- Mannix Will Not Support Erickson. (KGW) [The OR Conservative is with Mannix on this one. It is time to cease supporting fake Republicans. Erickson is part of the Ford/Packwood/Saxton crowd whose intent it is to change the character of the GOP to something completely unlike the platform. His campaign is part of the national GOP campaign to kill off all past factions of the Ronald Reagan ilk. They didn't accomplish it in 1960 when Carter beat Ford. They are trying to do now what they didn't accomplish then, and with no sincere Reagan counterpart they believe they can finally do it. STICK TO YOUR GUNS KEVIN.]
- KVAL Breakdown Of Races Around the State. Unknown Gordon Leitch wins 14% against Gordon Smith. Ron Paul wins 15% bite into McCain's win. Lesbian Kate Brown clobbers Dem opponents for SOS. Eugene Mayor's race a near tie. Rob Handy handily ahead of Bobby Green as of 5:10 a.m. but not declared winner yet. Moderate GOPer, Susan Morgan beats conservative heroine Marilyn Kittelman in Douglas County.
- Brown to Face Off Against Rick Dancer In Nov. (Julia Silverman, SJ) [Brown has said Dancer will be a tough opponent during her debate against Vicki Walker.]
- OR Gives Obama Strong Win. (Harry Esteve, Betsy Hammond, Oregonian)
- Harry Esteve, Oregonian: Obama One Big Win Closer.
- Merkley Narrowly Wins Chance to Run Against Gordon Smith. (Edward Walsh, Oregonian)
- OR House: Most Nominations for Nine Seats Uncontested. Winners of races thinking ahead to Nov. contest. (Peter Wong, SJ)
- Fifth District Chooses Pro-abortion Erickson (50%) Over Conservative Mannix (44%) State Sen. Kurt Schrader wins Democratic race. (Oregonian)
- Salem Mayor's Race: Taylor Appears Headed to 4th Term. (Michael Rose, SJ)
- U.S. House Dist. 1: Wu Handily Wins. (Oregonian)
- House Dist. 3: Blumenauer Easily Wins. (Oregonian)
- Portland: Adams 58%, Dozono 34%. (Oregonian)
- Portland: No Runoff -- Openly Homosexual Adams Is City's Next Mayor. Adams... will become the first openly gay mayor of a top-40 U.S. city. Promises green businesses. Oregonian)
- Eco-Terrorist Tre Arrow To Change Plea In Federal Eco-Sabotage Case. (Bryan Denson, Oregonian)
- Portland: Portland: Macpherson Loses Nomination to Kroger. (AP/SJ)
- Oregonian Photo Gallery Of Political Events.
- School Pres. Happy Over Favorable Vote for $92-M Construction Bond for Chemeketa Community College. (Alan Gustafson, SJ)
- Former TriMet Leader Pleads Guilty In Union Benefit Losses. (Wade Nkrumah, Oregonian)
- Polk County District Attorney's Race Appears Headed for Nov. No clear winner as of 5:42 a.m. Butterfield's lead not enough. (Justin Much, SJ)
- Portland City Council Race to Be a Runoff Between Fritz & Lewis. (Oregonian)
- Senate Dist. 9 Race: Girod, McDonald Will Face Off for Seat. (Patrick Johnson, SJ)
- Salem City Council: Diana Dickey Holds Lead Against Opponent David Beem. (Michael Rose, SJ)
- Schrader Wins Strong Lead, Erickson Ahead of Mannix In Early Returns. (Peter Wong, SJ)
- Spirit Mountain Adds More Space. "Business is already rolling in, and we're just beginning to advertise," center manager Kendra Johnson said. (Justin Much, SJ)
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